Trade Associations – Gov

The World Travel & Tourism Council (WTTC) announced its full stellar line-up for its 24th Global Summit in Perth, Western Australia, with 68th U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry and …

Athens and Attica hoteliers oppose the Greek government’s planned fee hikes, citing concerns about competitiveness and the purpose of the increases.

The Greek government is aiming to improve the interconnectivity of the islands and upgrade port infrastructure.

While attending the IFTM Top Resa expo in Paris, Attica Governor Nikos Hardalias forged key partnerships to boost tourism flows to the Greek region.

The Municipal Port Authority of Mykonos has raised concerns about the potential impact of an announced high cruise levy charged to passengers visiting the island.

The Temple of Poseidon at Cape Sounion has been illuminated with a new lighting system, providing visitors with a refreshed visual experience.

SETE has raised several concerns regarding the Greek government’s new measures aimed at supporting a sustainable tourism model.

Santorini’s hoteliers are worried about the new measures for the tourism sector presented by the Greek government.

Greece’s commissioner has been assigned the new European portfolio for Sustainable Transport and Tourism.

The Heraklion Port Authority is embarking on a new era of growth following the acquisition of a majority stake in its share capital by the Grimaldi Group-Minoan Lines S.A. consortium.

Three antiquities, previously in the possession of a U.S. citizen, have been repatriated to Greece through the Greek Consulate in Atlanta, Georgia.

The Municipality of Kalamata has introduced a new digital platform designed to promote and provide information about various events, aiming to attract interested visitors to the city.

Bustling Athinas Street in central Athens will become a car-free and pedestrian-friendly space for 24 hours to mark World Car-Free Day.

CLIA is urging the Greek government to delay the implementation of the newly announced cruise passenger levy by one year.

Public consultation on the new Special Spatial Framework for Tourism has been extended following significant public interest in participation.

Apostolos Tzitzikostas was appointed the new Commissioner for Sustainable Transport and Tourism.

Greek PM Kyriakos Mitsotakis expresses his strong support and enthusiasm for the EU’s Transportation and Tourism portfolio, which has been entrusted to Greek Commissioner Apostolos Tzitzikostas.

Eleven environmental organizations in Greece have raised objections to the proposed Special Spatial Framework for Tourism, citing concerns over its lack of sustainable development measures.

The Municipality of Athens is set to implement a series of measures to achieve its Climate Neutrality Agreement by 2030, which was signed in partnership with 75 official entities.

A new levy for cruise passengers at Greek ports will have higher rates for Santorini and Mykonos.